People were definitely harsher and more willing to speak their minds, that's for sure. Today's UM is a metal safe space in comparison, lol. Back then you would be fucking crucified by everyone if you even remotely liked a band like Pantera or CoB. I dont even think that the "in-crowd" that HBB refers to is even relevant to UM anymore. Lately it is more of a trad/doom circle jerk, but I dont get quite the same elitist vibe as I did from this place years ago.
What the fuck kind of name is Gallantry over Docility, lmao
i think there was a story behind that but i don't remember what it was lol. i was guardian of darkness originally
That sounds like a cross between Count Basie, Screamin' Jay Hawkins, and an old blues pianist, I'd listen the shit out of that.Mine roughly that long ago was CountBoogieWoogie or something. I have you all beat.
It sounds like it came out of the edgier parts of the blues underground, same sort of scene that produced Screamin' Jay, Professor Longhair, and Guitar Slim.It was some gay J-rock inspired shit I think.